It's a December night, the valley has dropped below freezing, and the furnace up in the attic won't fire. That's an emergency. Call our 24/7 line, hear the cost before a tech heads out, and we'll work to get your heat back tonight.
Vegas winters are short, but the freezing nights from December through February are real, and a house with no heat cools off quickly. No-heat calls get moved up our schedule.
The thermostat calls and nothing happens: no click, no flame, no air. Often it's something we can fix on the first visit.
In older valley homes with a standing pilot, the thermocouple is the usual suspect. On newer furnaces with a hot-surface igniter, it's most often the igniter or a dirty flame sensor.
The fan runs but the air at the register is cool. The cause can be a thermostat setting, a tripped limit switch, blower timing or a gas valve problem.
That boom is delayed ignition: gas collects for a moment before it lights, often because off-season dust is sitting on the burners. Left alone it stresses the heat exchanger, so we track down the cause.
Turn the furnace off, open the windows and get everyone outside if anyone feels sick. Then call us. We'll check the furnace and test for a CO leak.
Inside temperature sliding toward 40° on a freezing night? Pipes in outside walls are at risk, so we handle it as an emergency call.
Not sure what you need? A real person answers our 24/7 line, nights, weekends and holidays included.
Tap to call now →From the first ring to a warm house, here's what to expect. You'll know the cost before any repair starts.
702-550-0380 rings to a real human, day or night, weekends, holidays. We'll triage symptoms and walk you through what's safe to check while you wait.
No-heat calls move to the top of our schedule, and we give you an honest arrival estimate on the phone.
The tech diagnoses it in your home and hands you a written quote. Common parts ride on the truck, so we fix it on that visit whenever we can.
Our shop is on Mountain Vista in Henderson, and we run calls all over the valley: Summerlin out toward Red Rock, Aliante and Centennial in North Las Vegas, Anthem, Paradise around the Strip, plus Boulder City and up I-15 to Mesquite.
What Vegas homeowners ask us most when the heat quits on a cold night.
